Aḥmad Zaki Yamani Article contents:1. The woman's inheritance as compared to man's2. Women's Travel3. Women as witnesses before the law Certain issues always raise questions when we maintain that Islam treat men and wome...
Aḥmad Zaki Yamani Muslim Women's participation in public life alongside men evidently acquired more vigour in the period that followed the Prophet's passing away, as also in the Umayyad period, and it continued to do so ...
Aḥmad Zaki Yamani In the pre-Islamic period, women were in a very lowly status in Arabia. An Arab man would look at a woman as a source of shame and humiliation. If a father was given the news of the birth of a girl, he ...
Aḥmad Zaki Yamani All praise is due to God who has created us all from one male and one female. He says in the Qur͗an: “Mankind! We have created you all out of a male and a female” (Q 49: 13) God has also established a c...
Jamal Eddin Draiwill: Professor of Modern Civilisation and History of Thought, Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences – KairouanPresident, “Muntadā al-Thaqāfah wa al-Ḥiwār (Culture and Dialogue Forum)”Editor-in-Chief, “Ma...
Mohamed Awwam, Researcher at the Maqāṣid Center for Studies and Research in Rabat Article contents:Introduction- First area of enquiry: reforming human thinking through knowledge (al-‘ilm) and reading (al-qirā’ah)- Secon...
An objectives-based, first principles examination Jaber Abdulhady Salem al-Shafe'i: Assistant Professor of Islamic Sharī‘ah – Law College – Alexandria University Article contents:The reasons for choosing this topic, and ...
Ahmed Farrag Article contents:The first: to eliminate misrepresentations of IslamThe second matter: I believe we are required to doDevelopmentEvaluationFreedoms in IslamCivil libertiesRestrictionsProtecting rights When w...
Ahmed Abou-el-Wafa; Professor of General International Law, Faculty of Law, Cairo University. Article contents:First: General introductionSecond: The fundamental premise in Islam is not to be bound by any international c...
Mohamed Qasim al-Mansi; Lecturer on Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), Faculty of Dar-ul-Ulum, Cairo University. Article contents:Chapter One: Introduction (to the subject matter)Chapter Two: Islamic law objectives (maqāṣid) ...